Jaguar is moving fully into electric by 2039. The brand plans to go all-electric by 2026 with its first in-house EV and aims to offer electric versions of all models by 2030. That means the company is reshaping its image and products to match today's eco-friendly expectations.
Most internal combustion models were phased out by late 2024, leaving only the F-Pace on sale for now. But these models still get full support. Jaguar dealers keep selling them, servicing them, and honouring warranty and roadside plans.
No. The plan is to go fully electric. There won't be new gas or hybrid models in the future. This aligns with their carbon-net-zero goal by 2039.
The new platform, Jaguar Electric Architecture (JEA), is in use now. The first EV, a four-door grand tourer, is due in late 2025. A second model may follow in late 2027. More models are expected between 2027 and 2030.
Yes. Even during the transition, Jaguar Service Network remains open. You'll get scheduled maintenance, software updates, warranty claims and roadside help. Current owners receive full support throughout.
Charging a Jaguar in Canada is generally straightforward, especially if you have access to home charging. Many Jaguar models, including their electric and plug-in hybrid options, can be conveniently charged overnight at home, making daily use simple and cost-effective. Public charging infrastructure continues to expand across the country, adding more flexibility for drivers on the go. For longer trips, fast-charging stations are available, although the speed and availability can vary depending on the location and network.
Jaguar's new logo and Type 00 concept has attracted mixed reaction. Some say it's bold and forward-thinking. Others feel it strays from its sporty heritage. The relaunch as an EV-only luxury brand is set for 2026. The move aims to place Jaguar among high-end brands like Bentley and Aston Martin.
Yes. Performance and comfort remain at the heart of the brand. Upcoming EVs promise higher range, fast charging, and luxury that match expectations. Jaguar isn't just going electric. It's going upscale, with long range and refinement in mind.
Yes. Performance and comfort remain at the heart of the brand. Upcoming EVs promise higher range, fast charging, and luxury that match expectations. Jaguar isn't just going electric. It's going upscale, with long range and refinement in mind.
If you drive a petrol or older EV Jaguar, nothing changes in terms of service or support. If you're waiting for a new electric Jaguar, you'll see it by late 2025 or early 2026. And charging at home or on trips will get easier with Tesla Supercharger integration.
Drop by Jaguar Waterloo in Waterloo, ON. Come ask questions about electric models. We'll show you the upcoming EVs, explain charging plans, and talk about how your current Jaguar is supported. Whether you're waiting or wondering, we're here to help you on the journey.
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